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President’s Welcome ..................................................................... 3 OMEA PDC Committee ................................................................. 5 Industry Service Award Recipient ................................................... 6 Conference Schedule & General Information .................................. 7 General Sessions ........................................................................ 28 Corporate Institutional Partners .................................................... 35 Exhibitors & Exhibit Hall Map ...................................................... 38 Acknowledgement & Appreciation ............................................... 41 Foundation Donors...................................................................... 43 Foundation Donor Form .............................................................. 44 Convention Center & Hyatt Maps ................................................. 45 1

#omeapdc DESIGN, CONCEPT, LAYOUT, SOCIAL MEDIA Amy Annico, Director of Media & Publications media_director@omea-ohio.org ADVERTISING Bill Wittman, Director of Business & Trade Show Operations business_director@omea-ohio.org PRINTING - Think Patented Printing Mark A. Hensler, Director of Professional Development & Conference Management pd_director@omea-ohio.org Gregory S. Taylor, Director of Technology technology_director@omea-ohio.org Roger A. Hall, Executive Director executive_director@omea-ohio.org 2

OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION AS S OCI AT I ON

CINCINNATI

2020

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT QUEEN CITY CONFERENCE JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 1, 2020

P RES ID EN T’S WELCOME

Dear 2020 Conference Attendees:

On behalf of the OMEA Board of Trustees and staff, I would like to welcome each of you to Cincinnati, Ohio for the 88th Ohio Music Education Association “Queen City” Professional Development Conference. We are fortunate to have an annual conference with this depth and scope to enrich our professional lives, afford us opportunities to grow, and remind us of the need to always be adaptable, motivated, and open to new ideas. We are excited to share with you the third largest music conference in the United States including nearly 300 sessions presented by nationally recognized master teachers demonstrating research-based, best practices in the in the field of music education. In addition, there are over 40 performing ensembles presenting concerts showcasing the talents of Ohio student-musicians, and an array of nearly 250 exhibitors presenting the latest products in our music industry. A conference of this magnitude is unimaginable without the vision and dedicated work of many people. Mark Hensler, Director of Professional Development and Conference Management and the OMEA staff have devoted countless hours to make this event successful. A debt of gratitude also goes to our Conference Content Chairs, All-State Chairs, Property Chairs, and all the volunteers. The conference could not happen without the loyal participation of our exhibitors and sponsors. Please be encouraged to visit the many different companies and organizations located in the exhibit hall. I’d like to thank each of you for attending our conference and bringing your expertise to our professional development. You, as music educators, have the vision, the knowledge, the wherewithal and the experience to help us pave our way into the future. You are truly our greatest asset and we could not accomplish what we do without your support and leadership. Throughout the coming year, I ask you to remain engaged, stay proactive and help shape the future of music education. My personal respect and thanks go out to all of you for what you do for music education in Ohio. It is our sincere hope you are enlightened, entertained, and inspired at the 88th edition of the Ohio Music Education Association’s “Queen City” Conference. Sincerely, Kathleen McGrady President, Ohio Music Education Association

OMEA EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President Kathleen McGrady

Immediate Past President Michael Crist

President-Elect Ann Usher

Editor of TRIAD Terri Brown Lenzo

Secretary Robert Antonucci

Treasurer Wendi Davis

State and federal dollars through the Ohio Arts Council support artistic resources throughout the state.

OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION A S S OC I AT I ON

2020 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The 2020 OMEA Professional Development Conference

CINCINNATI

2020

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT QUEEN CITY CONFERENCE JANUARY 30 - FEBRUARY 1, 2020

Mark Hensler

Director of Professional Development & Conference Management

ALL-STATE COORDINATOR Micah Ewing

CONTENT CHAIRS Jarrod Hartzler - Advocacy Susan Bass - Band Chamber Ensembles - Jodi Smith Lisa Wong - Choral Sessions Jason McKee - Choral Ensembles BethAnn Hepburn & Julia Kandel - General Music Reid Young - Jazz Andrew Hire - Orchestra Jerry Noble & Chris Tanner - Percussion

ALL-STATE “ACCEPTD” COORDINATOR Jason Branch ALL-STATE REGION COORDINATOR Steven Cocchiola ALL-STATE CHILDREN’S CHORUS CO-CHAIRS Sarah Kozlowski & Angela Perrine ALL-STATE BAND CO-CHAIRS Jim Blankenship & Micah Ewing

ALL-STATE JAZZ ENSEMBLE CO-CHAIRS Avious Jackson & Ed Protzman

STANDING CHAIRS Jay Wardeska - Adjudicated Events Linda Hartley - Higher Education Wendi Davis - OCMEA Patricia Grutzmacher - Research Rachael Fleischaker - Teacher Evaluation Lalene Kay - Special Learners Melinda Wallace - Curriculum & Assessment Christina Nawrocki - 25-Year Award Recognition Linda Fox-Miller - Awards Coordinator Karen Smith - Retired Music Educator Chair

LOGISTICS Dale Nawrocki - Registration Chair Kaye Nickoloff - Clinician/Presider Check-In Matt Warner - Properties Chair Teresa Cosenza & Tim Niederkorn - Performing Ensemble Coordinators Scott Nave - Conference Photographer

ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS Myles Bowers - JECO Jarrod Hartzler - OAAE Brandon Moss - OCDA James Bates - OSTA Donna Collins - OAC Lesley Schultz - TI:ME

ALL-STATE CHOIR CO-CHAIRS Chelsea Hilliard & Rick Hand ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA CO-CHAIRS Angela Santangelo & Brian Frey

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OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 2020 INDUSTRY SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT You are invited to the Opening Ceremony of the OMEA Exhibit Hall at the 2020 OMEA Professional Development Conference to observe the 2020 Industry Award presentation.

OMEA is pleased to present this award to Rettig Music!

Since 1947

Ohio’s Leader in Educational Music • Band & String Rent-to-Own Plans

Representatives from Rettig Music will cut the ceremonial ribbon to open the Exhibit Hall for the 2020 OMEA Professional Development Conference in Cincinnati!

• Expert Woodwind, & entrance to Exhibit Hall A of the Duke Energy Center This presentation will takeBrass, placeString at the Percussion Repair on Thursday, January 30, 2020 at 12:55 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend this recognition • Step Up & Professional Payment Plans of Rettig Music for their exceptional efforts benefitting Music Education and OMEA. • Band, Orchestra, Jazz & Choral Music • Weekly School Service & Delivery • Marching Shoes, Gloves, Flags & More!

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1. Call 513-419-7325 to contact security. Calling 9-1-1 could delay the arrival of emergency personnel. 2. Call Roger Hall at 330-412-4774 or Mark Hensler at 513-240-1572. If an evacuation of the building is ordered, an announcement will be made in all areas of the facility. Remain calm and follow all instructions relayed over the public address system. Proceed to the nearest exit door or stairwell. Do not use the elevators or escalators. Hotel guests should return to their hotel rooms and wait for instructions via the hotel public address system. All other occupants should report to the following locations: Corner of 5th St. and Plum St. at the flat parking lot. DO NOT RE-ENTER THE CONVENTION CENTER UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO. The Cincinnati Convention Center has a space that may be used as a breastfeeding station. Please inquire at the Main Registration Area on the first floor near Elm Street. All-Gender Restrooms are located on each floor of the Convention Center. Please look for signage on these facilities. LOST & FOUND If you have misplaced a belonging, please check with OMEA Registration personnel and/or at Exhibitor Registration (to the left as you enter) in Exhibit Hall A during show hours. You may also check with Convention Center Security by dialing 513-419-7325. HEADQUARTERS OMEA Conference Headquarters is located on the first floor of the Convention Center at MAIN REGISTRATION.

schedule Registration Hours:

Exhibit Hall Hours:

Thursday, January 30: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, January 30: 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Friday, January 31: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Friday, January 31: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, February 1: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Saturday, February 1: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Schedule Key: CC – Convention Center HY – Hyatt Regency Meeting Rooms

Adjudicated Events

Jazz

All State Ensemble

Multicultural

Band

Musical Theatre

Broad Range

OCMEA

Choral

Orchestra

Classroom Management

OTES

Curriculum and Assessment

Research

Ensemble

Special Focus

General Music

Special Learners

Higher Education/Teacher Education

TI:ME

Industry Showcase

Symbol Denotes Musical Performance

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 2012 MUSIC STANDARDS The 2012 updated Ohio arts standards are organized under process goals fundamental to learning and emphasized in the arts. These are: CE – Perceiving/Knowing/Creating (observe, listen, attend to, discriminate . . .) PR – Producing/Performing (generate, create, realize, use and master skills) RE – Responding/Reflecting (analyze, synthesize, evaluate) Sessions have been tagged with these abbreviations in guidebook when appropriate to establish a link between OMEA PD and the ODE 2012 Music Content Standards. For a complete listing of the standards and more information about changes implemented in 2012, please visit http://education. ohio.gov. (Ohio Department of Education. Supplement to 2012 Revised Arts Standards, ODE 2012. Web 2014.)

thursday, january 30 8:00 A.M. Meeting

OMEA AE Committee

Meeting

OMEA Winter Board

HY Board of Directors

HY BR EFG

9:30 A.M. Meeting Lesley Schultz

Coffee TI:ME

CC235

Dena Byers GM

Orff Schulwerk Without Instruments - General Music Jumpstart

Catie Dwinal TI, GM

Think Outside the Box, Taking the Learning Beyond Those Four Walls

CC234

Ted Scalzo TI, CA

Three Steps to Better Sight Reading with Smartmusic Sponsored by MakeMusic

CC236

Breakfast

Research Forum/Continental Breakfast

HY Findlay’s

Research Forum

HY Findlay’s

CC203/204

10:00 A.M. Meeting

11:00 A.M. Lori Schwartz Reichl AD, BR

Stronger Together: Get Administration on Your Side

CC233

Melinda Wallace GM, BR, CM

Music Education and Social Emotional Learning: Working Hand in Hand for a Better Outcome

CC211

K. Michelle Lewis GM, SF

Project-Based Learning: “Creating Music That Impacts the World”

Laura Wiedenfeld GM, CA

Purposeful Assessments for the Elementary Music Educator Sponsored by Music is Elementary

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC203/204

CC206

11:00 A.M. Chrissy Hutzel, Linda Seamons GM, CH

Vocal Play - a Critical Key to in Tune Singing: Books, Activities, and Stories You Can Use Right Away

CC205

Mark Lochstampfor TI

Microphone Tips and Basics For Music Educators

CC234

Lesley Schultz TI, BR

Strategies for Technology Management in the Music Classroom

CC235

12:00 NOON Meeting

Research Forum/Luncheon Meeting

HY Keystone

12:30 P.M. Linda Hartley BD

New Horizons Concert Band

Mike Brosius, Matthew Hawley, Kathryn Liddle, Emily Rhoadhouse OR

The Dublin Youth String Orchestra

CC Jr BR

CC Grand BR B

Ken Holdt, Jeanne Wohlgamuth AE, CH

AE Vocal Affairs: Infusing Solo and Ensemble Adjudicated Events into Your Curricular Program Sponsored by AE Committee

CC212

Chris Carmean AE, BD

AE: Teaching Rudiments - New Requirements for S&E Soloists

CC211

Christopher Hoch BD, CM

Making the Most of Your Limited Time: Top Ten Tips for Leading an Efficient Marching Band Rehearsal

CC232

Linda Hartley BR, SF

Not Your Mother’s Community Music Ensemble: Channeling Your Inner Creativity and Expertise

Emily Meyerson CA, GM

Teaching Students to Be Musicians Using Studio Habits of Mind: Reinvigorating Your Music Room

Doug O’Neal CH, OC

OCDA Elementary Reading Session Sponsored by Ohio Choral Directors Association

Dara Gillis, Elizabeth Hainrihar CH

The Pitch Sitch: Addressing Intonation in the Choral Ensemble

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Jr BR

CC237

CC Hall C

HY Buckeye

thursday, january 30 12:30 P.M. Herbert Marshall GM, CA

Let’s Start at the Very Beginning: PreK and K Foundations for Music and Movement Learning

CC205

Jim Javorsky GM

Student-Led Stations for the Music Classroom

CC206

Dena Byers GM

The Power of Composition

Nathan Santos JZ

Covering the BASSics: Beginning Tips for Playing Jazz Bass Sponsored by JECO

CC252

Audrey Hathaway MC, BR, GM

Japanese Drumming in Ohio? Yes You Can!

CC263

Dennis Giotta OC, BR

Getting the Job and Thriving: Discussions with a High School Principal About Music Education

CC231

Penny Kruse, Steven Kruse OR

Greatest Hits from the OMEA Chamber Music List: Choosing Repertoire and Coaching String Quartets Sponsored by Ohio String Teachers’ Association

CC250

Apryl Ealy OT, CA

OTES Update from ODE Sponsored by Ohio Department of Education

CC233

Will Kuhn TI, GM

Lebanon High School Electronic Music Group

CC236

CC203/204

12:55 P.M. Bill Wittman

Trade Show Opening

Exhibit Hall

Research Roundtable

HY Findlay’s

1:30 P.M. Meeting

2:00 P.M. Darren Ling, Jill Wilhelm JZ

Fairfield High School Jazz Ensemble

Andrew Feyes, Jim Johnson, Galen Karriker, Marc Reed BD

The University of Akron Wind Symphony

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Hall C

CC Grand BR A

2:00 P.M. Scott Jones, Brian Stevens AE, BD

AE Band Affairs: The Teaching Power of the March Sponsored by AE Committee

CC Jr BR

Elizabeth Hankins AE, OR

AE: Orchestra Adjudicated Events as a Teaching Tool Sponsored by AE Committee

CC211

Robert Sheldon BD, OR

Preparing Your Ensemble For Expressive Performance Sponsored by Alfred Music

CC232

Shelley Jagow, John Kurokawa BD

Ten Steps to Improve Your Saxophone and Clarinet Section Sound

CC252

Therees Hibbard CH

Building “Body Voices”: Engaging the Whole Singer for Choral Performance

CC260

Brad Pierson CH, BD, OR

Instruments Can Sing Too!

Rene Boyer GM, MC

Hook, Line, and Sinker: The Power of Rhythm and Rhyme in the Classroom

Marla Butke GM, BD, CH

Improving Focus and Concentration Through Dalcroze Eurhythmics Sponsored by Music is Elementary

CC203/204

Kay Edwards MC, GM, MC

Native American Music for Grades 3-6 Sponsored by Canyon Records Productions

CC238

Jason Falkofsky MT, BD, CH

When You Know the Notes to Sing (and Play): Adapting and Balancing the Musical Theatre Score

CC212

Robert D. Gardner OR, JZ

Anything Doesn’t Go: Teaching Improvisation in a Variety of Styles in String and Orchestra Classes

CC250

Soo Han OR, CM

Connecting the Dots – Modeling Rehearsal Skills That Lead to More Effective Practice Habits Sponsored by Hal Leonard Corporation

CC231

Apryl Ealy OT

OTES Update from ODE (Repeat Session) Sponsored by Ohio Department of Education

CC233

Rachel Grimsby SL, GM

Universal Design for Learning in the Elementary Music Classroom

CC237

HY Buckeye

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC205

thursday, january 30 2:00 P.M. John Mlynczak TI, CA

Creating on Any Device: Online Music Tech Made Easy

CC234

Curtis Tredway TI, BR

Manuscript Make-Over: Ten Tips to Improve Your Music Notation

CC235

3:00 P.M. Angela Leonhardt, Todd Leonhardt BD

Divine Steel - Community Steel Drum Band

CC 1st Floor “V”

Felipe Morales-Torres OR

CSYO Concert Orchestra

CC Grand BR B

Maria Jacobs-Schaber, Christopher Venesile CH

Kent State University Nova Jazz Singers

Brian McDonough BD

Kings High School Symphonic Band

CC Jr BR

Hank Dahlman CH

Wright State University Collegiate Chorale

CC Hall C

3:30 P.M.

CC263

Martin Kral AD

The Reluctant Mentor: When Did I Become the Person That People Turn to for Advice?

CC238

Jay Wardeska AE

AE: For Teachers and Future Teachers New to OMEA Adjudicated Events Sponsored by AE Committee

CC211

Patrick Sheridan BD, OR

I Think I’m Terrible, What Now?? Sponsored by Jupiter Instruments & XO Brass

CC232

Lon Bussell, Chris Sales BD

Instrumental Pedagogy: Double Reeds with Members of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Sponsored by Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

CC212

Jeff Gershman BD, CH, OR

Keeping Them in the Seats: Secrets of Successful and Engaging Concert Programming

CC233

See guidebook for detailed event information.

3:30 P.M. Brad Hruska, Amanda McMurtrie, Jeff Miller, Elizabeth Singer CA, BD, CH

Standards Based Grading in the Music Classroom

CC237

Eva Floyd CH, JZ

Mix It Up with Modal Music: Explore and Enjoy the Modes!

Mary Robinson, Julia Zanella GM, CM

Connect the Dots: From Early Childhood to Kindergarten and Beyond

Rachel Grimsby GM

First Steps in Music with Orff Schulwerk Sponsored by GIA Publishing

Lorelei Batislaong GM, CA, SF

The Elemental Ukulele: Purposeful Teaching Strategies Sponsored by Music is Elementary

CC206

Glen Brumbach JZ, CA, RS

A Practice-Based Approach to Jazz Improvisation and Performance for Scholastic Jazz Ensembles

CC252

Kalee Bondzio, Andrew Machamer, David Pope, Michelle Wank OR, BD, CH

How to Improve Student Recruitment and Retention in School Band, Chorus, and Orchestra Programs Sponsored by Alfred Music

CC231

William Kish OT

Taking Control of Your Residence: How to Get the Most out of Your Time as a Resident Educator

CC250

Dennis Giotta TI, GM

A Hands-On Approach to Music Technology

CC234

Brandon Jones TI, HE, OC

Electronic Music Production: 21st Century Music Education for a Diverse Population

CC235

Ted Scalzo TI, CA

One Method Book, Many Students: Differentiating Instruction for Beginners Sponsored by MakeMusic

CC236

HY Buckeye

CC205

CC203/204

4:30 P.M. Angela Leonhardt, Todd Leonhardt BD

Divine Steel - Community Steel Drum Band

CC 1st Floor “V”

4:45 P.M. GS

General Session I Outstanding Young Music Educator Award - Cody McPherson K-6 General Music Teacher - Preble-Shawnee Local Schools Camden & West Elkton, Ohio

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY BR ABC

thursday, january 30 5:00 P.M. Roger Sams AL, CH

All-State Children’s Chorus

Kayla Cavano, Zachary Hinson, Jason Sleppy BD

Mason Middle School Symphonic Winds

CC Jr BR

Andrew Peoples JZ

Walnut Hills Jazz Ensemble

CC Hall C

Jarrod Hartzler AD, BR

Arts Education Data Project - What it Means for Ohio’s Arts Educators Sponsored by Ohio Alliance for Arts Education

CC238

Christopher Tubbs AD, BR

CC233

Stephanie Smith AE, BD

AE: Brass Adjudication Session Sponsored by AE Committee

CC231

Alyssa Miller BR, HE, SF

How To Secure Grants and Fellowships for Music Education

CC237

Jason Falkofsky CH

More Than Just the Rating: Creating a Successful Adjudication Experience for Your Choral Ensemble

CC211

Christopher Venesile, Sarin Williams CH, JZ

Vocal Jazz Rehearsal Techniques

CC263

Jay White MT, CH

Belt or Mix? A Hands-On Tutorial to Healthy Music Theatre Singing

CC232

Mary Land OC

What You Should Know Before You Go! Transitioning from College Student to Student Teacher Sponsored by GIA Publishing

CC205

John Morris Russell, Becky Spiewak OR, BD

Conducting Master Class with Cincinnati Pops Conductor John Morris Russell Sponsored by Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Craig Resta RS, HE

Pragmatic and Purposeful Research: The Ohio Journal Contributions to Music Education from 1972-2020

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY BR ABC

CC Grand BR B

HY Buckeye

5:00 P.M. Thomas Resnick SL, GM

You Want to Me to Teach What? Helpful Solutions for Teaching Students with Disabilities

CC203/204

Ted Scalzo TI, CA

Building Better Assessments Sponsored by MakeMusic

CC236

John Mlynczak TI, AD

Retaining the Tech-Savvy Generation

CC234

Meeting

OCMEA

CC205

Reception

Noteworthy Tours

6:00 P.M.

CC West Meeting Room Prefunction

6:30 P.M. Sarah Baker CH

Little Miami Select Women’s Chorale

Stephen Gage BD

Youngstown State University Wind Ensemble

Frank Ticheli BD, OR

Making Music Matter: A Composer’s Effort to Connect with Musicians From the Very Beginning

Reception

OCMEA Block Party

CC Hall C

CC Grand BR A

CC Jr BR

CC Elm St. Lobby 2

7:00 P.M. Meeting

OSTA Meeting and New Music Reading Session

CC263

8:00 P.M. Jim Daughters, Frank Ticheli BD

Open Rehearsal with the Fillmore Wind Band and Frank Ticheli

CC Grand BR A

Stanton’s/JECO New Music Reading Band

HY Sun Garden

9:00 P.M. Ben Huntoon JZ

Reception

OSTA

CC263

See guidebook for detailed event information.

friday, january 31 7:30 A.M. Meeting

OSMTE

HY Wolverine A

8:00 A.M. William Guegold AE, BD

AE: Woodwind Adjudication Session Sponsored by AE Committee

David Fishlock, Becky Spiewak BD, OR

Instrumental Pedagogy: Percussion with Principal Percussionist from the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Sponsored by Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra

Mary Land BD, CH, OR

Teach like Your Hair Is On Fire Sponsored by GIA Publications

CC233

Lynn Tuttle CA, HE

National Music Standards and the Buckeye State

CC237

Cristina Wade, Holly Walton CA, BD, GM

The Power of ‘YET’: Growth Mindset in the K-12 Music Classroom

Therees Hibbard CH

Let the Body Sing! Integrating Body, Mind, Voice and Spirit in Choral Singing

Andy Beck CH

Meet Me in the Middle: Choral Music for Middle School Voices Sponsored by Alfred Music

Jessica McKiernan, Colleen McNickle CH

Vernacular Music in the Choral Classroom

Andrew Ellingsen GM

Solfege as a Literacy Tool in the Elementary Music Classroom

CC205

John Kurokawa IN

How to Pick out a Great Clarinet! Sponsored by Yamaha Corporation

CC211

Marty Monson IN

Leveraging Barbershop Harmony in your Classroom Sponsored by The Barbershop Harmony Society

CC212

Kay Edwards MC, GM

Native American Music for Grades K-2 Sponsored by Canyon Records Productions

CC238

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC252

CC Jr BR

CC203/204

CC260

CC Hall C

HY Buckeye

8:00 A.M. Jennifer Korecki, Herbert Marshall, Christopher Venesile, Jay White MT, CH, HE

Building Your Musical Theatre Program: Facing the Challenges of Mounting Musicals

CC232

Paul Young OC, BR, HE

The Job Interview: How Aspiring Music Teachers Can Gain an Edge

CC231

Mark Wood OR, TI

The 21st Century Classroom: Developing Creative Musicians for the Future Sponsored by Electrify Your Strings

Rachael Fleischaker, Christopher Redd OT, CA

OTES: Does Your Rating Really Reflect Your Teaching?

Elizabeth Hankins, BethAnn Hepburn, Wendy K. Matthews RS, BD, OR

Connecting Research and Practice: Creativity in Instrumental Ensembles Sponsored by OMEA Research Committee

Stephanie Kramer SL, GM

Expressive Movement and Special Needs Applications

CC206

Toby Rush TI, BR, GM

Anyone Can Code: Web App Design for Novices

CC236

Ted Scalzo TI, CA

Top Finale Tips for Educators Sponsored by MakeMusic

CC235

Breakfast

Bluffton University Alumni

Breakfast

OMEA Retired Music Educators

HY BR EFG

CC250

HY Bluegrass

HY Hoosier

HY Sun Garden

9:00 A.M. Kevin Holzman BD

CCM Chamber Ensemble

CC 1st Floor “V”

Jim Daughters, Avious Jackson, Ann Porter, Robert Sheldon, Frank Ticheli BD

Fillmore Wind Band

CC Grand BR A

Matthew Holm BD

Kent State University Percussion Ensemble

9:30 A.M.

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Jr BR

friday, january 31 9:30 A.M. Todd Leonhardt JZ

Princeton High School Jazz Ensemble

CC Hall C

Bret Albright, Anthony Nims CH

Walnut Hills High School Senior Ensemble

HY BR ABC

Thomas Zugger BD, HE

Brass Pedagogy 101: From Fittings to Fabulous

CC238

Andrew Feyes BD, OC, OR

Enhanced Instruction through Efficient Score Study: Developing a Practical Score Study Process

CC233

Matthew Downing, James Vaughn CH

Changing Mindsets on Changing Voices

Joshua Borths, Lynda Hasseler, Laura Kitchel, Chad Payton CH, CA, OC

Singing All Sides: A Holistic Approach to Choral Music Making

CC232

Jennifer Rozsa GM, SF

Lesson Planning and Curriculum Organization the 21st Century Way

CC252

Andrew Ellingsen GM

Sequencing Folk Dances for the Elementary Music Classroom

CC205

Lisa Martin IN

It Takes a Village: Communities of Practice in Music Education Sponsored by Bowling Green State University

CC211

Sharon Cho IN

What’s New at Q: New Resources from Quaver Music Sponsored by Quaver Music

CC212

Disney Lion King MT, CH, MC

Disney’s “The Lion King” Choreography Training * REPEAT SESSION TO FOLLOW AT 11:00 A.M.

CC206

Kathryn Hayward, Scott Hayward MT, CH

Finding the Heart of Your Character - A Coaching Process for Musical Theatre Singers

CC260

Rachel Cline, Alyssa Titi OC, BR

I Have to Teach...What? a Guide to Conquering Your First Year

CC231

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY Buckeye

9:30 A.M. Robert D. Gardner OR

Bottoms Up: Orchestral Bass Technique for the Non-Bassist

HY Findlay’s

Christopher Lape, John Rine Zabanal OR

In Tune or out of Tune? Teaching Tuning Independence of Open Strings to Beginning String Players

HY BR EFG

Ruth Brittin RS, HE

Creativity in Our Teaching - Coloring Outside the Lines Sponsored by OMEA Research Committee

Catie Dwinal TI, GM

Assessing the Digital Native: Tips, Tricks, and Tools to Measure Student Growth in a Digital Age

CC234

Michelle Leasor, Jen Lennox TI, CA, GM

Engaging the Disengaged with Digital Interactive Notebooks

CC235

Jean McKen TI, BD

Music Theory for Performance Programs - Bring Your Own Device and See! Sponsored by Breezin’ Thru Inc.

CC236

HY Bluegrass

10:30 A.M. Shelley Jagow Small Ensemble

Wright State University Saxophone Quartet

CC 1st Floor “V”

11:00 A.M. Brody McDonald CH

Kettering “Eleventh Hour”

CC263

Melissa Lozano, Omar Lozano CH

Miami East Jr. High Mixed Choir

HY BR ABC

Ed Zunic, Gretchen Zunic OR

Upper Arlington Symphony Strings

HY BR EFG

Jeff Wensing AD, BR, OT

Politics and Your Classroom: What Happens in Columbus Does Not Stay in Columbus Sponsored by OAE

Justin Caithaml AD, BR

Recognize and Advocate: The Power of Tri-M

Chris Carmean AE, BD

AE: Percussion Adjudication Session Sponsored by AE Committee

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC238

HY Bluegrass

CC250

friday, january 31 11:00 A.M. Bruce Pearson BD, HE

Inspire Excellence in Your Young Band: Achieve the Most in Every Lesson! Sponsored by Neil Kjos Music

Frank Ticheli BD, OR, SF

Ticheli on Composing with Fillmore Wind Band Demo Ensemble

CC Grand BR A

Shelbie Wahl-Fouts CH

Feisty, Fierce, and Fast: Energetic and Engaging Repertoire for Women’s/Treble Choirs

CC Hall C

Christopher Kiver CH, HE, OC

Overcoming Rehearsal Difficulties Through Movement

Megan Boyd, Ellen Graham CH, BD, MT

Vocal Health for the Music Educator

Jim Javorsky GM

A-Z Learning Objectives for Today’s Music Teacher

CC203/204

Andrew Ellingsen GM, CA

From Traditional to New: Using Folk Material as the Springboard for Student Creations

CC205

Shawna Hinkle GM, BD, CH

Meeting the Standards in Middle School Using Composers

CC231

Kristina Weimer HE, BD, OC

Developing Performance Skills Through Improvisation/Creativity Games in Secondary Instrument Courses

CC237

Jay Dorfman, Jenna Sepúlveda, Christopher Venesile IN

KSU Online Master of Music Program Sponsored by Kent State University

CC211

Jaed Parker IN

Virtual Acoustics as a Teaching Tool Sponsored by Wenger Corporation

CC212

Jamey Aebersold JZ, BR

Playing Jazz Is Easy Sponsored by Jamey Aebersold Jazz

HY Findlay’s

John Morris Russell OR, BD, BR

Open Rehearsal with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra Sponsored by Cincinnati Pops Orchestra *Must arrive by 10:45 a.m. Allow travel time.

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC233

HY Buckeye

CC232

Cincinnati Music Hall 1241 Elm St.

11:00 A.M. Carolyn Tritsch TI, GM

Escaping the Music Room

CC234

Brian Laasko TI

Teaching the Technology of Hip Hop and Rock and Roll

CC236

Shawn Brandt TI, GM

Writing Podcasts, from Idea to Final Product

CC235

Luncheon

Ohio Association of Music Schools

HY Hoosier

11:30 A.M. Luncheon

OMEA DA CAPO

HY Keystone

12:00 NOON Betsey Zenk Nuseibeh SL

Melodic Connections

CC 1st Floor “V”

OMEA Research Poster Session

CC West Meeting Room Prefunction

12:30 P.M. Thomas Ruggieri JZ

Boardman High School Jazz Ensemble 1

CC Hall C

Paul Mayhew CH

Ohio University Women’s Ensemble

HY BR ABC

Elizabeth Cranston, Kathleen Schnerer OR

Perrysburg Junior High School String Ensemble

HY BR EFG

Diane Downs BD

The Louisville Leopard Percussionists

CC Jr BR

Missy Strong AD

The Brain and Music: What It Means in Your Music Room Sponsored by GIA Publications

CC250

Paul Young AD, BR, SF

Why Music Teachers Make Great Principals: How to Plan Your Next Career Step

CC238

See guidebook for detailed event information.

friday, january 31 12:30 P.M. JD Latorre AE, BD

AE: Marching Band Affairs General Session Sponsored by AE Committee

CC232

David Vandewalker BD

Foundations for Wind Band Clarity: Exploring Practical Ideas for Developing a Superior Ensemble Sound Sponsored by Conn-Selmer

CC233

Mary Land BD, CH, OR

When the Maestro Is Not A Mister Sponsored by GIA Publishing

CC252

Jennifer Culver CA, GM

AP Music Theory: Tales and Tips from the Trenches

CC237

Jacob Hartman, Ethan Yuji Jones, Ann Schertzer CH, BD

Choir and Band: Why Can’t We Be Friends? Yes, We Are Singing and Playing Today

CC231

Therees Hibbard CH

Finding the “Feel”: Creating Moving Musicians in Choral Rehearsals

CC260

Jason Dougherty CH, CM

The Silent Choral Rehearsal

Diane Downs GM, SF

An Alternate Way to Teach Young Musicians Featuring the “Louisville Leopard Percussionists”

Cathy Miller, John Rine Zabanal HE, OC

May I See Your Hall Pass? Sociological Issues New and Young Teachers Face in the Classroom

HY Bluegrass

Dan Doerger IN

How the EdTA Can Help You with Your Next Production Sponsored by The Educational Theater Association

CC212

Matt McVicker IN

Tips for Quick and Easy Instrument Repair Sponsored by Music and Arts

CC211

Robert Gillespie OR

The Real Goal - Playing Expressively: Teaching Musical Expressiveness in the School Orchestra Sponsored by Ohio String Teachers’ Association

Mark Lochstampfor, Ryan Van Bibber TI

Facilitate Creativity in Your Music Classroom with Ableton Live

HY Buckeye

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Jr BR

HY Findlay’s

CC234

12:30 P.M. Wendy K. Matthews, Joy O’Day TI, BR

Getting off the Podium: Tech and Tech-Free Games to Play with Your Middle School Ensemble

CC235

Mike Lawson, Floyd Richmond TI

TI:ME in Ohio

CC236

1:30 P.M. Chad Arnow Small Ensemble

University of Dayton Faculty Brass Quintet

CC 1st Floor “V”

General Session II Outstanding Administrator Award – Thomas Yazvac Springfield Local Schools Superintendent, New Middletown, Ohio

CC Grand BR B

2:00 P.M. William LaRue Jones AL, OR

All-State Orchestra

CC Grand BR B

Robert Ward CH

Ohio State University Men’s Glee Club

HY BR ABC

Cynthia Cioffari BD

The University of Akron BassoonaRoo

CC263

Ashby Goldstein, David Hedgecoth AD

Renaissance and Rejuvenation: Reflective Practice for the Experienced Music Educator

CC238

David Vandewalker BD, CA

Developing a Quality Curriculum Through Music Literature Sponsored by GIA Publishing

CC233

Thomas Gamboa BD, OR

Preparing the Mind and Body of a Conductor

CC260

Jim Daughters, Stephen Lytle BD

The March – An Overview of Interpretation and Performance Guide

Shaun Fontaine CA, BR

Cross-Curricular Collaboration Made Easy

Doug O’Neal CH, OC

OCDA Jr. High/Middle School Reading Session Sponsored by Ohio Choral Directors Association

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Jr BR

CC237

CC Hall C

friday, january 31 2:00 P.M. Laurie Lashbrook CH, GM

The Voice at Its Best: Resources to Help Solo Singers Excel

Heather Russell GM, CM

A Classroom Management Toolbox for Success with Classroom Instruments

CC206

Andrew Ellingsen GM

Singing Games for Upper Elementary

CC205

Paul Corbiere GM, MC, SF

Uke 102: Ukulele in the General Music Classroom Sponsored by West Music

Karen Koger IN

Experience String Riffs Music First Hand! Sponsored by String Riffs

CC212

Jim Frankel IN

Implementing Technology with Your Ensembles – It’s Easier Than You Think! Sponsored by Music First

CC211

Zach Compston JZ, BD

Jazz Rhythm Section 101: A Teacher’s Toolkit Sponsored by JECO

Jennifer Korecki, Jay White MT

I Just Want to Be a Star: Preparing Your High School Musical Theatre Students for College Musical Theatre Auditions

CC232

James Gates, Maria Smith OC, BR

Apply-Prepare-Interview-Hired! How to Excel in Interviews Through Preparation

CC231

Lisa Heinrich, Herbert Marshall RS, GM, HE

Connecting Research and Practice: Creativity in General Music Sponsored by OMEA Research Committee

Christopher Chidsey TI

Art and Music Production for Middle Schoolers: Creative Projects That Inspire!

CC235

Joseph Rivers TI

Music Technology: Productivity, Creativity, and Publicity

CC234

Brian Laasko TI

Teaching the Art of DJing

CC236

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY Buckeye

CC203/204

HY Findlay’s

HY Bluegrass

3:00 P.M. Kevin Holzman BD

CCM Chamber Ensemble

CC 1st Floor “V”

David Bixler JZ

Bowling Green State University Faculty Jazz

CC Hall C

Darren Ling, Jill Wilhelm BD

Fairfield High School Wind Ensemble

CC Jr BR

Michael Smith OR

Perrysburg High School Select Strings

HY BR EFG

Marie Bucoy-Calavan CH

The University of Akron Concert Choir

HY BR ABC

Shelley Jagow BD

Wright State University Saxophone Quartet

3:30 P.M.

CC263

Richard Canter, Patrick Sheridan, Josh VanGorder BD, CA

Beginning Band Basics: Daily Workouts and Techniques Designed to Energize and Motivate Your Students! Sponsored by Jupiter Instruments & XO Brass

CC231

Rich Edwards BD

Choose Your Own Adventure! Adaptive Listening Rehearsal Strategies for Band

CC233

Meg Beavers, Patricia Meeks BR

No, She’s Not My Daughter! Mentorship For the Young, Experienced, and Everyone in Between

CC250

Frank Eychaner CH, HE

CSI Choir: Identifying Musical Challenges and Prioritizing Solutions... How Master Teachers Rehearse

CC232

Chad Pittman CH, BD, BR, OR

Super Scary Performance Assessments... That Students Absolutely Love!

Alice Basinger, Carrie Harper GM, CA

I Love It When a Plan Comes Together: Active Lessons Which Yield Higher Retention Rates

CC206

Rachel Grimsby GM, BD

Prepare, Practice, Present: A Sound Before Sight Approach to Recorder Sponsored by GIA Publications

CC205

Andrew Perry IN

Getting your Ukulele Program Going! Sponsored by Peripole, Inc.

CC212

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY Buckeye

friday, january 31 3:30 P.M. Lori Frazer IN

Tips, Tools and Techniques for Group Piano Teaching Sponsored by Solich Piano and Music

CC211

Robert D. Gardner JZ, OR

Swingin’ Strings: Teaching Jazz Standards in a Chamber Music Setting

HY Findlay’s

Jody Kerchner, Stafford Merk RS, CH, HE

Connecting Research and Practice: Creativity in Choral Ensembles Sponsored by OMEA Research Committee

HY Bluegrass

Lalene Kay SL, CM, GM

Special Learners Roundtable

CC237

John Mlynczak TI, CA

Air on a G Suite: Google Tools for Music Education

CC236

Jenny Barham TI, BR, GM

Let’s Make Chiptunes! Ideas and Techniques for Creating Video Game Music in the Classroom

CC234

Mark Lochstampfor TI

Live Sound & Recording II: Beyond Mixers and Microphones

CC235

4:30 P.M. Cynthia Cioffari BD

The University of Akron BassoonaRoo

CC 1st Floor “V”

5:00 P.M. Richard Schnipke, John Warner CH

Bowling Green State University Collegiate Chorale

Kevin Holzman, Terence G. Milligan, Mark Scatterday BD

University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) Wind Symphony

Chad Arnow BD

University of Dayton Faculty Brass Quintet

Elizabeth Hankins AE, OR

AE: String Adjudication Session Sponsored by AE Committee

CC Hall C

CC Grand BR A

CC263

CC231

See guidebook for detailed event information.

5:00 P.M. Randy Greenwell, Richard Saucedo BD

Finding Equilibrium and Transparency in Your Ensembles Sponsored by Conn-Selmer, Inc.

CC Jr BR

Robert Sheldon BD

The Small-School Band Sponsored by Alfred Music

CC233

Denise Eaton CH, CA, GM

Pillars of Choral Excellence Sponsored by Carl Fischer Music/Theodore Presser Company/BriLee Music

CC232

Debra Lyle IN

Skill Development for the Intermediate String Orchestra – More Than a Warm-Up! Sponsored by Foundation for the Advancement of String Education, FASE, Inc.

CC212

Lori Frazer IN

Technology Tools for the Keyboard and Piano Sponsored by Solich Piano and Music

CC211

6:15 P.M. Reception

Baldwin Wallace University

HY Buckeye A

Reception Reception

Bowling Green State University College of Musical Arts Alumni and Friends Reception Capital University

Reception

CWRU Alumni Reception

Reception

Heidelberg University School of Music & Theatre Alumni

Reception

Kent State University

CC205

Reception

Malone University Alumni

CC237

Reception

Miami University Alumni

Reception

Muskingum University Department of Music

Reception

Ohio University School of Music

Reception

OMEA D15

HY Wolverine B

Reception

Otterbein University Department of Music

HY Buckeye B

Reception

The College of Wooster Alumni Association

CC250

Reception

The Ohio State University School of Music

CC206

Reception

The University of Akron School of Music Alumni and Friends

Reception

University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music

Reception

University of Dayton Department of Music Alumni

HY Keystone

Reception

Youngstown State University Dana School of Music Alumni

HY Bluegrass

HY BR DEFG HY Findlay’s HY Wolverine A HY Hoosier

CC West Meeting Room Prefunction CC252 CC262

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY BR ABC CC238

friday, january 31 7:30 P.M. GS

General Session III Distinguished Service Award (DSA) – Susan Bass, Retired

CC Grand BR B

8:00 P.M. Mark Scatterday AL, BD

All-State Band

CC Grand BR B

9:30 P.M. Steve Allee Performance, JZ Reception

CC Hall C

JECO Intercollegiate Jazz Ensemble Sponsored by JECO OMEA DSA

CC Grand BR Prefunction

2020 OMEA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE GENERAL SESSIONS GENERAL SESSION I Thursday, January 30, 2020 - 4:45 p.m. - Hyatt Regency Ballroom, Cincinnati Hyatt Regency Hotel Outstanding Young Music Educator Award – Cody McPherson K-6 General Music Teacher - Preble-Shawnee Local Schools Camden & West Elkton, Ohio GENERAL SESSION II Friday, January 31, 2020 - 1:30 p.m. - Grand Ballroom B, Duke Energy Convention Center Outstanding Administrator Award – Thomas Yazvac Springfield Local Schools Superintendent, New Middletown, Ohio GENERAL SESSION III Friday, January 31, 2020 - 7:30 p.m. - Grand Ballroom B, Duke Energy Convention Center Distinguished Service Award (DSA) – Susan Bass, Retired GENERAL SESSION IV Saturday, February 1, 2020 - 1:30 p.m. - Hyatt Regency Ballroom, Cincinnati Hyatt Regency Hotel Outstanding Music Support Group – Rock Hill Band Boosters Inc. Ironton, Ohio 25-Year Awards Introduction of Candidates for OMEA State Office See guidebook for detailed event information.

saturday, february 1 7:15 A.M. Breakfast

Phi Beta Mu Breakfast Meeting

CC Grand BR A

8:00 A.M. Kristen Brown, Dustin Wiley AD, BR

OMEA Music Booster Mini-Conference 2020

CC231

Thai Sribanditmongkol AE

AE: Creative Events: Composition for All Ages Sponsored by AE Committee

CC238

David Vandewalker BD, CH, OR

Booster Institute: Rally the Troops

CC231

Robert Sheldon BD, OR

Fix It Now! Developing Ensemble Skills for More Effective Rehearsals and Successful Performances Sponsored by Alfred Music

CC232

David Zerull BD, OR

Teaching the Art of Music for Meaningful Student Assessment Sponsored by Shenandoah University

CC233

Scott Bley, Tim Butler BR

Less Is More: What to Do When You Have More to Do Than You Have Time to Do It

CC237

Robert D. Gardner BR, OR

Musical “Culture Bearers”: Working with Guest Artists in a School Setting

HY Findlay’s

Mala Kennard CH

Bag of Tricks to Teach Choral Concepts

HY Buckeye

Doug O’Neal CH, OC

OCDA High School/University Reading Session Sponsored by Ohio Choral Directors Association

Missy Strong GM, CA

Developing Independent Musical Thinkers in Elementary School Sponsored by GIA Publications

CC205

Paul Corbiere GM, SF

From BAGs to Riches: New Recorder Music for Elementary Music Sponsored by West Music

CC206

Lisa Gruenhagen, Anna Vogelgesang MC, GM, RS

Most Won’t Get it at Home: The Inclusion of World Musics in General Music Programs

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC Hall C

HY Bluegrass

saturday, february 1 8:00 A.M. Matt Dudack MC, BD

Steel Band Basics: Performance Techniques for Steel Band at All Levels

CC260

Lara Wolford MT

Taking the Stage By Storm – Starting a Middle School Musical Program from Scratch

CC212

Kevin Lynch, Kristina Weimer OC, OT

Creating Individualized Professional Development Opportunities

CC250

Debra Lyle OR, CA

The Basics of Bornoff Sponsored by FASE, Inc.

CC211

Sarah Deskins RS, BR, SF

Riding the Waves:A Brief History of Feminist Scholarship in Music Education

CC252

Haley Holden SL, GM

Social Skills in the Elementary General Music Classroom

CC203/204

9:30 A.M. Kevin Engel, Robert Tanis BD

Lakota East High School Symphonic Winds

CC Grand BR B

Brandon Dittgen, Jodi Smith BD

Milford Jr. High School Percussion Ensemble

CC263

Jeff Legters CH

Southern Gateway Chorus

HY BR ABC

JD Latorre AE, BD

AE: A Discussion of Our Strategic Vision for OMEA Marching Band Sponsored by AE Committee

CC233

David Kish BD

Practicing with Purpose: A Teacher’s Guide to Motivating Student Practice Sponsored by Metropolitan State University

CC232

Patrick Sheridan BD, CM

The Breathing Gym in Rehearsal Sponsored by Jupiter Instruments and XO Brass

CC Jr BR

Alexander Looney CH, BR

Controlling the Choral Chaos: Streamlining the Administrative Aspects of the Choral Program

HY Findlay’s

See guidebook for detailed event information.

9:30 A.M. Holly Lewis Pemberton CH, CA

Sight-Singing Success: Teaching Music Literacy in the Choral Classroom

Kathy Liperote GM, HE

Developing Music Literacy: Where to Begin

CC205

Lorelei Batislaong GM, CA, SF

Why Can’t We Be Friends? A Purposeful Ukulele Sequence Using Popular Music Sponsored by Music is Elementary

CC206

Sharon Cho GM, MC

Why We Dance: Celebrating Cultures Through Movement in the General Music Classroom

CC203/204

Paul Baransy JZ, BD

I Have a Jazz Ensemble, but I’ve Never Played Jazz Before

CC Hall C

Kerry Glann MT

Tales from the Pit: Musical Directing and Conducting the High School Musical

CC212

Karen Koger OR, BD

Music Standard: Students Create Music. Let’s See How Easy It Can Be Together (Interactive)

CC238

Barry Green OR, HE

Stringersize, a Mind-Body-Spirit Workout for Strings to Popular Music Beats and Videos

Lisa Gruenhagen, Abby Reeder RS, CA, GM

Reflective Practice in Elementary Music: Developing Musical Thinking and Creativity through Play

Lalene Kay, Maddy Silver-Riskin, Ron Stollar SL, GM, SF

Behind Bars: Music for Self-Expression and Self-Discovery in a Juvenile Detention Center

CC237

Eric Ruyle TI, GM

Easy Tech for the Elementary Teacher

CC234

Brian Frey TI, BD, OR

Making Composition and Arranging Accessible in the Performance Classroom

CC235

Brian Laasko TI, OC

Music Tech 101: A Curriculum for High Schools

CC236

See guidebook for detailed event information.

HY Buckeye

HY BR EFG

HY Bluegrass

saturday, february 1 11:00 A.M. Richard Canter BD

Cincinnati Junior Youth Wind Ensemble

Andrew Carr BD

Lakota West High School Symphonic Winds

CC Jr BR

CC Grand BR B

Scott Eversdyke AE, CH

AE: Vocal Adjudication Session Sponsored by AE Committee

CC233

David Vandewalker BD, CH, OR

Booster Institute: Roll It Out

CC231

Lisa Martin BD

Tips for Traveling Teachers: Managing Multiple Schools

CC260

Ben Chamberlain BD

Unpacking the Process: A Discussion of Field Show Design

CC232

Brian Rivers CA, SF

Every Music Educator Can Be a Great Guitar Teacher – Tools for Developing Successful Guitar Classes

CC211

Eric Bable, Bill Klein CH, MT

Don’t Be a Harold Hill: Producing a Musical as a Choir and Band Director

CC212

Chrissy Hutzel, Linda Seamons GM

Fifty Manipulatives for the Elementary Music Classroom: Their Importance and Where to Find or Make Them

CC205

Amy Beegle GM, MC

Listening to Learn: World Music Pedagogy in the Elementary School

CC206

Dena Byers GM

The Art of Play, the Ostinato Way

Jeff Barbee, George Palton HE, CA

Improving Low Brass Methods Courses

James Miglia JZ

Jazz Saxophone 101: A Toolbox for Teachers of Young Jazz Saxophonists Sponsored by JECO

CC203/204

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CC238

HY Buckeye

11:00 A.M. Julia Ellis, David Pope, Ed Zunic, Gretchen Zunic OR, CM, OC

Surviving Your First Few Years in the Music Classroom: What I Wish My Professors Would Have Told Me Sponsored by Ohio String Teachers’ Associaton

HY Findlay’s

N. Brett Dawson, Rachael Fleischaker OT, CA

Where Did My SLO Go? How High Quality Data Will Look in the Music Classroom for a Revised OTES

CC252

Robert McClure, Jason Roland Smith SF, CA

OMEA Young Composers Initiative Composition Competition Sponsored by OMEA

CC263

Terri McCoy SL, AD, SF

How Do They Do That? Maximizing Your Resources

CC237

Lesley Schultz TI, BR

Google Add-Ons for Google Suite-Make Google More Functional for You and Your Classroom!

CC236

Brian Frey TI, CA, CM

Schoology in the Performing Ensemble Classroom

CC235

Ted Scalzo TI, CA

Your First Finale Project Sponsored by MakeMusic

CC234

Luncheon

OMEA 25 - Year Award Recipients

HY Wolverine

12:30 P.M. Timothy Dailey, Andrew Desmond, Brandon Dittgen, Jodi Smith BD

Milford High School Wind Ensemble

Jason Nam BD

Southern Indiana Wind Ensemble

CC Grand BR B

CC Jr BR

Jarred Small AD, SF

Take a (Field) Trip! Funding Opportunities for the Active Music Educator Sponsored by Ohio Arts Council

CC238

Frank Ticheli BD, CA, SF

To Be or Not to Be: A Composer’s Thoughts On Embodying the Music From the Podium

CC232

Josh Reynolds, Lauren Reynolds BR, AD, CM

Mental Health 101: A Crash Course on the Challenges of Today’s Students

CC233

See guidebook for detailed event information.

saturday, february 1 12:30 P.M. Therees Hibbard CH

Developing Your Gesture Vocabulary: BodySinging for Conductors

CC260

Rachel Grimsby GM

Folk Dancing Tricks from K-6!

Rene Boyer GM, MC

Sigamé Mis Amigos/Follow Me My Friends

CC206

Jennifer Rozsa GM, JZ

Straighten up and Fly Right: Jazz Movement in the K-8 Classroom

CC205

Jay Dorfman, Rachael Fleischaker, William Kish, Joni Stoll HE, BR

Model and Coach: How to Be a Great Cooperating Teacher for Student Teachers

CC237

Jody Hepp, Scott Schmidt, Jennifer Ulery MT, CH

Small Schools, Big Musicals

CC212

Brandon Jones OC, BD

Programming for the Mind and Soul: Choosing Quality Band Literature That Teaches and Inspires

CC250

Christine Russell RS

Teaching for Independence: Connecting Sight and Sound for Musical Accuracy and Literacy

CC252

Meeting

JECO

HY Buckeye

General Session IV Outstanding Music Support Group – Rock Hill Band Boosters Inc. Ironton, Ohio 25-Year Awards

HY BR ABC

CC203/204

1:30 P.M. GS

1:45 P.M. Bill Warfield AL, JZ

All-State Jazz Ensemble

CC Hall C

All-State Choir

HY BR ABC

2:00 P.M. Andre Thomas AL, CH

See guidebook for detailed event information.

CORPORATE INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

LEVEL III - PRESIDENT’S CLUB Bluffton University

Noteworthy Tours, Inc.

1 University Drive, Bluffton, OH 45817 battlec@bluffton.edu www.bluffton.edu/music

P.O. Box 1665, Sandusky, OH 44871 travel@noteworthytours.com www.noteworthytours.com

Bob Rogers Travel

Ohio State University School of Music, The

3440 Lacrosse Lane, Naperville, IL 60564 info@bobrogerstravel.com www.bobrogerstravel.com

110 Weigel Hall, 1866 College Road Columbus, OH 43210 music@osu.edu music.osu.edu

Bowling Green State University College of Musical Arts - Moore Musical Arts Center Bowling Green, OH 43403-0292 www.bgsu.edu/music

Buddy Roger’s Music 6891 Simpson Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45239 bill@buddyrogers.com www.buddyrogers.com

C.A. House Music 52335 National Road ESt., Clairesville, OH 43950 melissac@cahousemusic.com www.cahousemusic.com

Conn-Selmer P.O. Box 310, Elkhart, IN 46515 marketing@conn-selmer.com www.conn-selmer.com

Festivals of Music 1784 West Schulykill Road, Douglassville, PA 19518 rmicco@edprog.com www.festivalsofmusic.com

Music & Arts 5295 Westview Drive, Frederick, MD 21703 tracy.katz@musicarts.com www.musicarts.com

Music Travel Consultants

QuaverMusic.com 1706 Grand Avenue, Nashville, TN 37212 info@QuaverMusic.com www.quavermusic.com/preview

Rettig Music, Inc. 510 Clinton St., Defiance, OH 43512 cindy@rettigmusic.com www.rettigmusic.com

Royalton Music Center 10167 Royalton Rd. Unit A, North Royalton, OH 44133 m.malko@royaltonmusic.com www.royaltonmusic.com

Summit Tour & Travel, Inc. P.O. Box 682240, Orlando, FL 32868-2240 kim@summittourtravel.com www.summittourtravel.com

Super Holiday Tours 116 Gatlin Ave., Orlando, FL 32806 hskiver@superholiday.com www.superholiday.com

Yamaha Corporation of America 6600 Orangethorpe Avenue, Buena Park, CA 90620 hhugues@yamaha.com www.usa.yamaha.com

5348 W. Vermont St. Suite 200, Indianapolis, IN 46224 jennifer.vierling@musictravel.com www.musictravel.com

CORPORATE INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

LEVEL II - OMEA PATRON

Akron, The University of

Music is Elementary, Inc

School of Music, Guzzetta Hall 260, Akron, OH 44325-1002 music@uakron.edu www.uakron.edu/music

5220 Mayfield Road, Cleveland, OH 44124 rguzzo@musiciselementary.com www.musiciselementary.com

Ashland University

163 Stormont Street, New Concord, OH 43762 music@muskingum.edu www.muskingum.edu/dept/music

401 College Avenue, Ashland, OH 44805 music@ashland.edu www.ashland.edu/music

Capital University Conservatory of Music One College & Main, Columbus, OH 43209 tzugger@capital.edu www.capital.edu/music

Case Western Reserve University

Muskingum University

Ohio Northern University 525 South Main Street, Ada, OH 45810 r-hoersten@onu.edu www.onu.edu/music

Ohio Wesleyan University

10900 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44106 music@case.edu music.case.edu

61 S. Sandusky Street/Music Department Delaware, OH 43015 rdedward@owu.edu music.owu.edu

Cleveland State University

Otterbein University

2121 Euclid Avenue MU332, Cleveland, OH 44115 music@csuohio.edu www.csuohio.edu/class/music

1 South Grove Street, Westerville, OH 43081 ddavenport@otterbein.edu/cbrock@otterbein.edu www.otterbein.edu/music

Educational Tours, Inc.

University of Dayton

P.O. Box 257, Holt, MI 48842 eti@tours-eti.com www.tours-eti.com

300 College Park, Dayton, OH 45469-0290 musadms@udayton.edu go.udayton.edu/music

Kent State University

West Music

1325 Theatre Drive, Kent, OH 44242 schoolofmusic@kent.edu www.kent.edu/music

1212 Fifth Street, Coralville, IA 52241 smarchuk@westmusic.com www.westmusic.com

Marietta College

Youngstown State University Dana School of Music

215 Fifth Street, Marietta, OH 45750 arf005@marietta.edu www.marietta.edu/music-department

Miami University

One University Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44555 regoldberg@ysu.edu www.ysu.edu/music

501 S. Patterson Ave, 109 Presser Hall, Oxford, OH 45056 music@miamioh.edu music.miamioh.edu

CORPORATE INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

LEVEL I - OMEA SPONSOR

Baldwin Wallace University

Ohio University School of Music

275 Eastland Rd., Berea, OH 44017 music@bw.edu www.bw.edu

440 R. Glidden Hall, Athens, OH 45701 kasler@ohio.edu www.finearts.ohio.edu/music

College of Wooster

Soundwaves Recording

Scheide Music Center, Wooster, OH 44691 lwong@wooster.edu www.wooster.edu/departments/music/

4708 Surfside Drive, Huron, OH 44839 dan@soundwaves.org www.soundwaves.org

Heidelberg University School of Music & Theatre

University of Cincinnati

310 East Market Street, Tiffin, OH 44883-2462 cdusdiek@heidelberg.edu/ppage@heidelberg.edu www.heidelberg.edu

P.O. Box 210003, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0003 curt.whitacre@uc.edu www.ccm.uc.edu

J.W. Pepper

University of Mount Union

6330 E. 75th St. Suite 122, Indianapolis, IN 46250 indianapolis@jwpepper.com www.jwpepper.com

1972 Clark Avenue, Alliance, OH 44601 miskeljp@mountunion.edu www.mountunion.edu/music

Malone University

University of Toledo

2600 Cleveland Ave. NW, Canton, OH 44709 mhaines@malone.edu www.malone.edu/music

2801 W. Bancroft St. MS605, Toledo, OH 43606 utmusic@utoldeo.edu www.utoledo.edu/al/svpa/music

EXHIBIT HALL VISITATION HOURS Duke Energy Convention Center - Cincinnati Thursday, January 30: 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday, Janaury 31: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday, February 1: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Support your Conference! Patronize our exhibitors! Exhibitors make an investment in our conference with no assurance of return, but it is in everyone’s best interest for attendees to interact with this supportive body. It is a win-win! 37

EXHIBITORS’ ALPHABETICAL BOOTH GUIDE As of 12/31/19 and subject to change. See Guidebook for a current listing. Bold face = 2019/20 OMEA Partner.

COMPANY/INSTITUTION

BOOTH NUMBER(S)

Acoustica .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 354 Akron, The University of ..................................................................................................................................................................................................421 Alfred Music ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 602 All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir & Band.......................................................................................................................................................................... 742 American School Band Directors Association .............................................................................................................................................................. 620 Antonio Violins .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 749 Ashland University ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................507 Baldwin Wallace University............................................................................................................................................................................................626 Ball State University School of Music .............................................................................................................................................................................. 725 Barbershop Harmony Society ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 730 Baroque Violin Shop ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 343 Best Music Publications.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 631 Beyond The Classroom Tour & Travel ............................................................................................................................................................................. 713 Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 627 Bluffton University ............................................................................................................................................................................................................608 Bob Rogers Travel ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................301 Bowling Green State University .....................................................................................................................................................................................311 Breezin’ Thru Inc................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 629 Brightspark Travel.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 335 Buddy Roger’s Music ......................................................................................................................................................................................................515 Buffet Crampon................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 429 C&G Tours ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 737 Capital University Conservatory of Music ....................................................................................................................................................................722 Case Western Reserve University ..................................................................................................................................................................................520 Cedar Point - Kings Island ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 610 Century Resources, LLC ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 324 CG3 Battery Fundraising, T A Benedik, LLC ................................................................................................................................................................... 504 Cincinnati Symphony & Pops ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 349 Cleveland State University .............................................................................................................................................................................................630 College of Wooster .........................................................................................................................................................................................................445 Columbus Pro Percussion ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 453 Concordia University Ann Arbor, MI ............................................................................................................................................................................... 433 Conn-Selmer, Inc. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................415 Cousin’s Concert Attire ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 542 Crowne Excellence.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 514 Custom Fundraising Solutions ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 344 Daybreak Music ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 410 DeMoulin Brothers & Company ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 607 Denison University............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 747 Dragonfly Percussion ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 448 Eastern Michigan University School of Music & Dance ............................................................................................................................................... 707 Eastman ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 430 Educational Theatre Association ................................................................................................................................................................................... 546 Educational Tours, Inc. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................420 Educational Travel Adventures ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 703 Festivals of Music/Music in the Parks............................................................................................................................................................................303 Foundation for the Advancement of String Education............................................................................................................................................... 709 Fox Products Corporation ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 434 Fred J. Miller Inc. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 726 GBC Fundraising ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 744 Germantown Violin Company ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 442 GIA Publications, Inc........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 318 Great Day! Tours & Charter Bus Service ........................................................................................................................................................................ 701 Green Horn Project, The .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 643 Guardian Music and Group Travel ................................................................................................................................................................................ 700 Hal Leonard ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 633 Hang Ups Jewelry Designs .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 710 Heidelberg University School of Music & Theatre ........................................................................................................................................................611 International Trumpet Guild ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 416 J.W. Pepper Inc. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................308 Jazz Education Connection of Ohio/Columbus Jazz Arts Group .............................................................................................................................. 545 Jupiter/Mapex/Majestic .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 436 Kent State University .......................................................................................................................................................................................................523

Kincaid’s Is Music, Inc. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 543 Kjos ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 736 Make Me Dough .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 544 Make Music, Inc. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 606 Malone University ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................331 Marietta College ............................................................................................................................................................................................................402 McGraw-Hill Education ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 352 Mercyhurst University ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 309 Miami University Music Dept. ........................................................................................................................................................................................522 Mollard Batons .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 600 Mount St. Joseph University ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 639 Mount Vernon Nazarene University ................................................................................................................................................................................ 644 Murphy Robes/Herff Jones.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 337 Music & Arts.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................327 Music Filing Solutions ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 516 Music First .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 314 Music for All ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 333 Music is Elementary, Inc. ...............................................................................................................................................................................................704 Music Travel Consultants ...............................................................................................................................................................................................500 Musical Gifts and Treasurers by Costume Holiday House............................................................................................................................................ 720 Musical Resources ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 435 Musicians Repair Service ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 338 Muskingum University ....................................................................................................................................................................................................423 National Association for Music Education .................................................................................................................................................................... 321 Northern Kentucky University .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 506 Noteworthy Tours, Inc.....................................................................................................................................................................................................315 Oboe Chicago, Inc. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 443 Ohio Foundation for Music Education........................................................................................................................................................................... 547 Ohio Northern University ................................................................................................................................................................................................427 Ohio State University School of Music, The ..................................................................................................................................................................501 Ohio University School of Music ....................................................................................................................................................................................529 Ohio Wesleyan University ..............................................................................................................................................................................................723 Otterbein University ........................................................................................................................................................................................................527 Pageantry Innovations .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 615 Pearl Corporation ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 552 Pee-Jay’s Fresh Fruit ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 600 Pellegrino Music Center ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 528 Peripole, Inc. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 729 Peruchia LLC dba The Tuba Exchange ......................................................................................................................................................................... 715 QuaverMusic.com..........................................................................................................................................................................................................328 Rettig Music, Inc. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................601 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 316 Royalton Music Center...................................................................................................................................................................................................404 Schmidt Vocal Arts ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 734 ScholarshipAuditions.com ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 743 Slippery Rock University ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 350 Solich Piano and Music Company................................................................................................................................................................................. 353 Stanbury Uniforms, Inc. .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 503 Stanton’s Sheet Music ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 531 State University of New York at Fredonia School of Music........................................................................................................................................... 447 Stoller Fundraising............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 623 String Play for All ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 346 String Riffs .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 705 Summit Tour & Travel, Inc. ..............................................................................................................................................................................................609 Super Holiday Tours ........................................................................................................................................................................................................509 Tiffin University ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 422 Tom Batiuk ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 719 TpT Music Crew ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 534 United States Marine Bands ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 348 University of Cincinnati ..................................................................................................................................................................................................339 University of Dayton .......................................................................................................................................................................................................621 University of Mount Union ..............................................................................................................................................................................................526 University of Toledo, The ................................................................................................................................................................................................622 UR Tours and Events ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 521 US Army Bands.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 449 West Music Company ....................................................................................................................................................................................................409 Willis Music ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 444 Wittenberg University ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 407 Wright State University School of Music ......................................................................................................................................................................... 307 Xavier University ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 538 Yamaha Corporation of America .................................................................................................................................................................................401 Yankee Candle Fund Raising.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 317 Yankee Fundraising LLC................................................................................................................................................................................................... 628 Youngstown State University - Dana School of Music.................................................................................................................................................323

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OMEA STATEMENT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND APPRECIATION The Ohio Music Education Association recognizes and acknowledges those listed below for their support and contribution of equipment/services benefiting our 2020 State Professional Development Conference and Trade Show. Please thank them for their dedication to our association and visit them at their exhibit booth, if listed. OMEA is grateful to these companies, their owners and employees for making our conference a huge success. Thank you!!! (As of 12/6/19 and subject to change.)

Columbus Piano Leasing, 614-436-2246

Pearl Corporation, Booth 552

Custom movers (Pianos), 614-866-2038

Rettig Music, Booth 601

Conn Selmer/Ludwig/Musser, Booth 415

Ron Kenreich, Piano Tuning, 614-823-9119

Excel Decorating, 614-522-0056

Solich Piano and Music Company, Booth 353

Musicians Repair Service, Booth 338

Spirit Shirts, Screen Printing, 330-338-3512

OHIO FOUNDATION FOR MUSIC EDUCATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DONATIONS BY 2020 CLEVELAND CONFERENCE CLINICIANS The Ohio Foundation for Music Education graciously acknowledges and thanks the 2020 OMEA Conference Clinicians listed below for their generous monetary donations to the Foundation. Their kind contribution is very much appreciated and aids the Foundation in its long-term mission of economic support of the Ohio MusicEducation Association. Conference attendees are requested to express their thanks and appreciation to these clinicians at every opportunity. This support is significant and paves a path for us with future opportunities for giving and support of music education in Ohio. (As of 12/1/19 and subject to change.)

Paul Baransy

James Gates

Ethan Yuji Jones

Patricia Meeks

Alice Basinger

Elizabeth Hankins

Lalene Kay

Alyssa Miller

Amy Beegle

Carrie Harper

William Kish

Jeff Miller

Scott Bley

Linda Hartley

Laura Kitchel

Brad Pierson

Tim Butler

Jacob Hartman

Bill Klein

Christine Russell

Chris Carmean

Kathryn Hayward

Laurie Lashbrook

Ann Schertzer

Sarah Deskins

Scott Hayward

JD Latorre

Elizabeth Singer

Matthew Downing

Lisa Heinrich

K. Michelle Lewis

Stephanie Smith

Rich Edwards

BethAnn Hepburn

Alexander Looney

James Vaughn

Scott Eversdyke

Shawna Hinkle

Herbert Marshall

Christopher Venesile

Andrew Feyes

Christopher Hoch

Lisa Martin

Jay Wardeska

Eva Floyd

Brad Hruska

Amanda McMurtrie

Dustin Wiley Paul Young

FOUNDATION GIVING LEVELS: Patron $1 –249

Accompanist $250 – 499 Musician $500 – 999 Soloist $1,000 –1900 Arranger $2,000 – 2,999 Composer $3,000– 4,999 Concertmaster $5,000 –7,499 Conductor $7,500 – 9,999

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Music Director $10,000 – 24,999 Legendary Maestro $25,000 +

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General Fund for Financial Growth

Ed Duling

In Memory of Helen Ruhlen

OMEA Memorial Scholarship

Lisa Galvin

General Fund for Financial Growth

Devin T. Gess

In Recognition of the Bay High School Choir Seniors

Charles H. Benner Leadership Academy

Marcus Neiman

In Memory of Theodore H. Hieronymus

Charles H. Benner Leadership Academy

The Ohye Family

In Memory of Eugene Schroder

General Fund for Financial Growth

OMEA District 3

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OMEA Memorial Scholarship

Karen (Miller) Payne

In Memory of Nicholas Perrini

General Fund for Financial Growth

Karen & Phil Smith

In Memory of Mary K. Yahl, grandmother of Dr. Ryan Yahl

General Fund for Financial Growth

Gayle & Joyce Stalheim

In Memory of Theodore H. Hieronymus

OMEA Memorial Scholarship

Donations listed were received between 1/1/19 and 12/31/19. The printing schedule could not accommodate submissions received post 12/31/19.

Support the Mission of the Ohio Music Education Association with a donation to the Ohio Foundation for Music Education. Yes, I want to support music education in Ohio and insure that the benefits acquired by students experiencing music are available for them now and in the future. Please apply my gift as indicated. Donor Information: (Please print legibly or type this form.) Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________ Street Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip + 4 ________________________ Email Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ Best Phone: ______________________________________ _____OMEA Member

_____OCMEA Member

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Recognition/Memorials: Please list how you wish to be recognized on our website and in our publications. (Example: John and Jane Smith) _________________________________________________ , or

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This gift is: In Recognition of:______________________________________________________________________ In Memory of:_________________________________________________________________________ _____ Certificate or _____ Card of Donation Acknowledgment. Send to: Address _______________________________ City ________________ State _______ Zip __________ Note: The Ohio Foundation for Music Education is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization under the Internal Revenue Code. A donation acknowledgment letter will be provided for tax purposes. Checks made payable to: Ohio Foundation for Music Education Credit Card Payment: Name on Card: ______________________________________________________ Card # ____________________________________ Expiration: _____/_____ 3-Digit: __ __ __ Or go to http://www.ohiofoundationformusiceducation.org/ to make a secure online credit card donation. Send this completed form with check/cc payment info to: Ohio Foundation for Music Education Attn: Roger Hall 8227 Audubon St. NW Massillon, Ohio 44646

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